All right, Christina, it is good to see you. Good to have you here. And for the first time,

I can definitely say you are better dressed for this episode than I am. It's all about the hat that

no one can see, but I'm wearing a Yankees hat. And I'm wearing no hat. I should have a Yankees

hat on to celebrate opening of the baseball season. That's kind of how I felt. The postseason

is when I really get into baseball, but I do love a good kind of season

opener period.

Did you watch the Netflix broadcast of the, so the sometimes, I think what they used to do

is they'd have opening day and all across major leagues, like at one in the afternoon,

all the teams would play.

And now they're doing a thing where there's like one opening night game. And this year it was the Yankees at San Francisco. And it was broadcast on

Netflix. Did you happen to watch? I did actually, because I wanted to see like how much their,

I guess, live streaming stuff has improved for sports stuff. I thought it was great, actually.

I thought it did a good job. I thought it did a good job.

I thought it was awful.

Really? Explain why?

In terms of being live, I think it was fine.

Okay, okay.

But the actual telecast was horrible.

The scorebug in the corner was so big as a rectangle, but yet used fonts that were like 12 point type. You'd have to be two feet from

your TV to see it. They obviously did not playtest it at a living room distance. Yeah, that's a good call.

I actually, I think I watched it on my iPad, so I was probably part of the problem in that regard.

The outfield camera, the one that shows like over the pitcher's shoulder to home plate,

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